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Publish date: Dec 2, 2010
Recruiting at Non-Scholastic Events Banned
Legislation was also affirmed in 2009 preventing men's basketball coaches from observing non-scholastic events in April. The rule was adopted in an effort to protect the academic interests of prospects and minimize the non-scholastic influences in the recruiting process.
